The fallout of South Carolina State's near-meeting with bankruptcy continues, as an impending deadline to relocate the contents of an African-American museum on its campus nears.

Noted children's book author, Dinah Johnson, is Richland Library's writer-in-residence for the next nine months.

The Dutch Fork Historical Society has been working to raise enough money, or find someone to front the money, to move the Coogler-Meetze house before it's torn down.

Residents and neighbors are using the recent violence in their neighborhood to revive their failed neighborhood watch program.

One of the state's largest pumpkin growers says while the drought has cost him more this summer, it won't cost you when you go to pick out your pumpkin.

Politicians including U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, Rick Perry and U.S. Senator Tim Scott spoke at the "We Stand with God Pro-Family Rally" Saturday.

DHEC's decision about what to do with CWS' discharge permit could affect the future possibility of a short term fix for getting the wastewater out of the river.

Hundreds of people filled an auditorium at the Department of Health and Environmental Control Tuesday night, to demand that a discharge permit not be reissued to Carolina Water Service.

The NAACP's "American Journey for Justice" march stops in Columbia.

Palmetto Health Richland joins a group of 270 hospitals nationwide, that are designated as "Baby-Friendly"